Cala Bona is fantastic for family holidays.  My wife and I have a lot of happy memories of our holidays there when the children were young.  Cala Bona has a lovely atmosphere, the area around the harbour was our favourite place for an evening meal, the restaurant owners were extremely friendly and it was the perfect place to sit and watch the fishing boats getting ready for the evening's catch.  The kids would sit happily for a couple of hours as we enjoyed our meals and always had ice creams with sparklers before we headed back to our apartment.  I could reminisce about Cala Bona for hours but I'll stick to the things you might like to know if you're planning a holiday.

Cala Bona is connected to the neighbouring resort of Cala Millor by a long promenade.  This is where everybody seems to head for at the start of the evening.  The whole length of the promenade (approx 2 miles) is lined with bars and restaurants.  Cala Bona has a good beach close to the harbour.  In the evening a lot of the hotels provide entertainment which is free to anybody. If you hire a car, there are a lot of interesting places up and down the coast to explore, try the nearby Safari park and the caves of Drach in Porto Cristo or the tiny fishing village of Cala Figuera just down the coast.  There's plenty to do for the kids including crazy golf, pedal karts and play areas.  You can hire bikes and cycle up to the exclusive Costa de los Pinos or explore the countryside.  We've listed a few self catering apartments below most of which are privately owned and there are some nice hotels at the bottom of the page page.